grep cycle gradient
which
yields, e.g. H2O.
cycle = 1 SCF energy = -76.3432480651 |dE/dxyz| = 0.124274 cycle = 2 SCF energy = -76.3575482860 |dE/dxyz| = 0.082663 cycle = 3 SCF energy = -76.3626983371 |dE/dxyz| = 0.033998 cycle = 4 SCF energy = -76.3633251080 |dE/dxyz| = 0.016404 cycle = 5 SCF energy = -76.3634291559 |dE/dxyz| = 0.010640 cycle = 6 SCF energy = -76.3634910117 |dE/dxyz| = 0.000730This should be self-evident. To see the current--or, if the optimization is converged, the final--atomic distances use the tool
dist
. Bond angles, torsional angles etc. are obtained with the
tools bend
, tors
, outp
, etc. In the file
gradient
are the collected cartesian coordinates and
corresponding gradients of all cycles. The values of the general
coordinates and corresponding gradients are an output of relax
written to job.<cycle>
of job.last
within jobex. To
look at this search for `Optimization statistics
' in
job.last
or job.<cycle>
.